The 'iTUT' YouTube video made by America's Best Dance Crew participants Phillip (PacMan) Chbeeb, Hokuto (HOK) Konishi, and Di (Moon) Zhang is a choreographed tribute made for Steve Jobs, the late Apple CEO. The video uses a range of Apple products from the MacBook to the iPhone.
Hip-hop choreography has experienced an exponential change in terms of intricacy and symmetry in recent times and this change is shown in full by the iTUT YouTube video. The dancers use their arms, fingers and even faces to create several aesthetically pleasing and sometimes paradoxical pictures that will keep viewers entertained all the way through.
PacMan, Moon and HOK have put together a perfectly creative tribute from the world of hip-hop dance for one of the most creative CEOs that has ever lived.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Techy Tribute Videos
- Creating choreographed tribute videos using technology showcases the intersection of art and innovation.
- Exponential Change in Hip-hop Choreography
- Advancements in hip-hop choreography showcase a growing demand for more intricate and symmetrical dance performances.
- Creative Tributes for Innovative Ceos
- Paying homage to creative CEOs through innovative and artistic mediums helps honor their impact and legacy.
Where This Applies
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can utilize techy tribute videos to engage and entertain audiences in a unique and visually captivating way.
- Technology
- The technology industry can explore the use of technology in artistic mediums like hip-hop dance to create unique and innovative experiences.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Brands can leverage creative tribute videos to pay homage to influential figures, creating emotional connections and enhancing brand recognition.
